September, to 0.38 (from 0.84 in August), returning to its June level. The indicator was affected by the rise in market interest rates and the deterioration in consumer confidence. The €-coin ...
This Event is no longer receiving submissions. The Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) Monetary Economics and Fluctuations programme meeting, an in-person conference, will take place at the ...
“De-dollarization is real and is happening fast”, began a recent widely shared video post. “Dollar share went from 73% (2001) to 55% in (2020). Went from 55% to 47% since sanctions launched on Russia, ...
The State of Globalisation brings together leading economists to examine how technology, policy, and geopolitics are simultaneously reshaping the global economy in unprecedented ways. Far from marking ...
Right-wing populist movements are threatening Western democracies, from the US to France to Germany and the UK. What lies behind their ascendancy? When do such movements become successful at the polls ...
Choi, J, D Jeon and D Menicucci (2026), ‘DP21454 AI Safety and Competition‘, CEPR Discussion Paper No. 21454. CEPR Press, Paris & London. https://cepr.org ...
One year ago, CEPR published a summary of the evidence on the economic impacts of Brexit on the UK economy (Portes 2022). Since then, the British public appears to have made up its mind on this topic: ...
Exactly 50 years ago, the British government announced that inflation, based on the retail price index (RPI), had reached a post-war high of 27% in August 1975 – equivalent to a 25% rate on a modern ...
As we write, the COVID-19 coronavirus is spreading throughout the globe. Besides its impact on public health, this coronavirus outbreak is likely to have significant economic consequences. The ...
In their classic contribution, Eichengreen and O’Rourke (2010) traced and compared the evolution of industrial production after two great shocks, the banking crisis that produced the Great Depression ...
Levell, P, M O'Connell and K Smith (2025), ‘DP19939 The Welfare Effects of Price Shocks and Household Relief Packages: Evidence from an Energy Crisis‘, CEPR ...
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